davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1887-11-01

If you anticipate buying a silk or satin
dress call at S. Kellner's, for you can buy
one there for a great deal less than the
wholesale cost, as the stock will be closed
out very soon.
, 1887-11-01
Notice.

There will be a semi annual election Of
officers of the Irish Benevolent Society of
Cheyenne, at st. Johns hall on Tuesday
evening, Nov. l, Ito night to which all
members are urgently requested to attend.
j. +. O'KEEFE, Rec. Sec.
, 1887-11-01
WANTS.

Now is your time to save money in
buying dry goods and millinery, as S.
Kellner is selling everything in that line
regardless Of cost to close out his business
as soon as possible.
, 1887-11-01

In private family for man and wife or two
single gentlemen, COZ West Seventeenth
sIrant
, 1887-11-01

Overshoes, Felt Boots and German
Socks at |. Greentree's,
the Clothier.
, 1887-11-01

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, Idelman block
, 1887-11-01

There is no need for you to be cold this
winter. | will sell you an overcoat for
pc. 90. |. Greentree. the Clothier.
, 1887-11-01
NEW LOCAL NOTICES.

Observation-Disclosures contain
ing money and ring. Reward of 50 for
to Phoenix block, room II.
, 1887-11-01

FERRIS MOVES HOUSES
206 Fifteenth street
, 1887-11-01
FOR SALE.
FOB RENT.

For RENT-The brick residence corner
Twenty-first and Ferguson streets, will be
for rent after Nov. Is. Apply to John
Chase.
, 1887-11-01

can lick any man from Cheyenne Then
we turned around and started for home.
Had a nice drive, though"
, 1887-11-01

For RENT-By Ferris. nicely furnished
houses and rooms. 2O6 Fifteenth street
For RENT. Offices, houses and fur
nished or unfinished rooms. s. B.
Tuttle, with f. K. Warren.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

The Presidents message to Congress
"On the state Of the Union" is confined to
only one topic the reduction Of the reve.'
nue This reduction he would accomplish
only in one direction, by reducing the
tariff aud increasing the number OF articles
on the free list. As he will undoubtedly be
candidate for re election he will go be.
fore the people on this platform made by
himself and we shall have q square issue
between protection ana free trade. This is
brought out prominently by the fact that
the President neglects everything else in
the foct that the surplus can be reduced
by the reduction or abolition OF the inter
nal revenue. He advises tnat the reduc-
ton be made entirely by reduction OF the
tariff and he is aware OF the fact that q
slight reduction on anufactured articles
would result in an increase rather than a
,eduction OF the revenue, from the fact
that it would stim ulate imports giving
foreign nations better chance at our mar
kets. Increased imports, even with less
tariff mean increased revenue. Thus by
moderate reduction our manufacturers
would be ruined without attaining the
object sought, reduction OF the surplus.
II is DO. strange that the English pa
pers all praise the message and pronounce
Cleveland a statesman. II bis recommen-
datious are adopted il means millions OF
dollars for England at the expense Of the
workingmen OF America. 1t is not strange
that free trade papers 10 this country
praise the message, Cleveland has sur
rendered to that wing Of the party.
Whether Congress adopts bis suggestion
or not Cleveland himself must stand or
fall on the issue IL has presented.
The Republicans will meet the issue
squarely They cannot now hesitate as to
their Candidate. Mr.. Blaine is the bes /
exponent OF The doctrine OF protection to
Amerlcan industries There is now little
doubt ti.st Bisiue and Cleveland will
agail be rival Candidates and the issue
will b. sqnarrly between protection and
free TRADE,
Cl,-yelaud hss the courage of his con-
victions and has The sdvanta age OF having
fore, the fighting. but We believe the
sober ihungbt Of tue majority OF the peo-
Pile will br 10 favor Of protection, as nm
der That policy our country has made
maryrliuns progress. while with low
tariff progress has been comparatively
slow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

The Bcpublisaa state committee has de-
cidod 10 cell state convention IN Bar
Iinstou Ia April 10 elect four delegst's Il
large 70 the Republican National eoaven-
,ion. Ibis brings the fact 10 mind ihs, y
Is setting 20 be time to islk thsat a can
dtdsls - q syrtncr Ae presume liisi
Li,Ht sos t.aiseg eaaid aot ~ ssete~ y
pr0iaei ION 4, tsai oiiicy. bAt t.e aal9n
ol bic iiieuas 80 Toe is-i .isiv op0Ntbli0h.
y bra his "a se ives pnsrtif,i ~ Li.nt
Governor. ti'nast 10 tng itainre u q
rcd iaai 81 rot htS cAu idale
'tsriro 0ns at,b Cb ia''sr out Of
soc So, lIrsi lel' bis Hon u y hst-
r.s 30 C.d i4.ssr', pas the latter would
40 ioabs li.s y st,p inia Cpnsr~ssnan
0ronts s0oss = sys that arpliem an -
turoaau weasi ns Fnrui
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rREELoYE BUCK,s Eslale.

FTATfOF FEhNUkI1 HtUtEtFFFT
Ia Probate Court held al Manchester within
And Tor ssld District on the 18Th day Of Soyem.
Der a. D. 1851.
The Erscator on The estaie OF ffttiove Beck
i.te on Arilngiop 10 ssid district deeeAsed
,rUpo.eA 10 render al account Ct kis sdmiuis-
Ifsii9n on said esiste,
Whsr.aoon, a sss,lon Of saio Court 70 be held
A he Probate once IN Manchester. In rflc DIR
tytct. d : the ~ b aAf Of Dsetmber D. 1881 ss
sutointed FOR tLa examination and sllosSnee o.
IA secouut. and for aistribsiion Of The estsis
rem.inlug on sueh setilsnenis and putiie no.
ice thereof va ordered 70 be given 10 al per.
sors Interested by the publication hereof IN the
Manchester JOuEsaL. newspaper prikifd Al
ssid Manchester, thfse veefs snecsssistiy pre-
sions 10 the time 20 appointed.
1ssw L0yELAkD hrNs0s, Judgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

A bill certain to attract attention and
arouse discussion has been introduced IN
the Senate by Mr.. Palmer, OF Michigan.
/, il bill to restrict immigration. limit
grants are to be taxed on landing apt cen
saisr Ger, ihaairs are to ba required sl'nS-
inc their fitness 10 enter the United STATS
Tn, exclusion Of Mormons, NiLilIsls An
arehlst. sod AL pefs0ns hostile 20 nF laws
ani Institutions is especially almrd al.
saLatu, Palmer links that this ii ! uiil
decrease the ptsseut immigration ~ al
our aut,ii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

.he case OF Aillinn H. Gonhcil. The
cotor,d mau VI Gsorpia sho brought 1
q comp laitt assinst tue Atlantic aud West
cru r4ittoad company, has Just been pass
ed npob by tn. iatrrstate commerce CON
mission Ii will b. recollected that Conn.
ell purchased tirst-class ticket over thai
line from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and,
having taken n seat in the ladies' car, the
only passenger convenience, except hail
car poorly fitted up for colored people, be
was summarily elected by the trainmen
with considerable violence on their part
The eist OF the commissions opinion il
that, while colored people may be assigned
to separate cars on equal terms, the COM
plainant having paid the same fare ss
other first class passengers, it was only
fair dealing that he should have had the
convenience and security of travel to
which bis money entitled him; further
more "the car furnished was only second
class 10 comforts for travel. and the road
mist furnish colored people who buy first
class tickets accommodations equally safe
aud CON Portable as other first class pas
sengers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

TIE proldeni has seEi The following
nomlnsiinss 10 The senate Lueias Lanai
u Miss. W be associate lasiioa Of The ~
prtns court oi the uniled States, Wm. Y.
yilas a wis. 10 be secretary ~ the utter
ior. Don NJ Diclinson Of Mic, 20 he poet
master sonersl; Chss fslrohild Of y. y
10 be secretary 81 the Treasury Geo Raves
Of A. T., 10 be assistant secretary Of state
T. II. Maynard Of y. Y, 10 be assistant
secretary Of the treasury, sisonrney Bat
Ter Of Mass. 10 be second comptroller q
the Treasury; J. ". Hyatt Of Conn. TO b
treasurer q the United States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Chairman Jones OF the republican com
miltre ia an interview says he did not be-
liev Blaine entertained the slightest desire
or intention to be nominated for the pres
ilency mkt year Jones did not wish to
be considered as making any definite OF
authoritative statements, but based bis
conclusions upon what Blanc had yolun-
lafily said to him when he was bis guest
about year ago. Blaine had stated sub
stan,ially the same views The day before be
sailed Tor Europe in conversation with
Jones.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

10 The coase 81 recent conversation
sith representative a the New York
World. sensior irgails o. kaesss. while
admitting tbsi the treasury Surplus ought
10 lie reduced. stated that his idea how 10
eject that reduction was far different iron
The one which generally obtains. n
xoald. be said. ''spena this surplus 10
bsttering the condition Of the coan,ry'
While not Ia favor OF large navy such ~
!. maintained by Great Britain and other
Earopesa posrrs. he would have one
~htch Should Of lrnsi be able 10 run upon
our rational errands The senator also
pronouucrs himself decidedly In favor OF
Ia preenable coast deieuses II would. Z
he saii put the best eaus that modern 10
ychiion eau furnish on all the headlands
q dis country from Nova Scotia 10 Van
couvIs ,-laud, and supplement them
si,h iotpcdocs inai would prevent en-
tra'cr 10 oar harbors and protect ouI
sral Commercial cities Tue senator
.l-u believes IN the erection OF more gov
rrampnt buildings. and 10 the establish
meul oi a great national Institution for tho
tfainiBg OF teachers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

President Cleveland ssiims,es that The
receipts OF tie Government are about
800. 001. 600 more each yrar than TIE
''leeds q the Government economically
ADMINISTERED. Tie would fednce The te-
eeip,s TIA, mach BY lo.eriog the tariff, 10
which case the slO00oo. 600 ~ould go 10
foreign countries. sni mach acre with Il,
for goods sold us uBder the redaced iarid.
wcald this ehssse be benehi 10 The
eoaairy Hardly, bot be arsae. ihlsss
uonli be cheaper and Il vonid no. coat
90 mech to boy them. Very likely,
bot viih The money going ont OF the
conniry VIC would soon he reduced 10 the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Toe Southern people are beginning to
feat that the Prohibition movement will
resu, eventually 10 the social enfranchise.
ment of the colored race. TIE Citizen, OF
Asheyllle, n c. says: "The friends OF So
cial equality at the North peed not despair
OF efiec,iug their aims at tie South. The
Prohibition contests are bringing things to
that end sooner than they had believed.
When it comes to pass that negroes are
conrted and caressed, when white ladies
ruo after them aud beseech their votes aud
their favor. the millennium does not seem
very far eff. aud the lion and the lamb may
soon lie down together" This will I'M
doubtedly be strong argument with the
liquor men. As a prominent colonel OF this
town said the other day II the niggars
ever adopt prohibition. then by the Etfr
nal, sab, we uns will drink day and night
to show our superiority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

r iTsd pgns cot Representing
.i..fp ~ iahilsns dsh,oi attitude, Whit
a.. esAs,ss ~ ias'iee. With her scale NJ
~ l.er ssm, s,saas seepins before him-
Ael . pi.esr1 l~arins sssipsl BITS chsi'
r.al. Yen can hns great desl Of Law
toy 500 600
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08
The Coming Year Of st.
Nicholas.

The ntteauth wear begins with the number for
November, 1857, aud the publishers eau an
nonnce. Serial and short Stories by Mrs. frsn.
ces Hodgsan Burnett, Frank H. stockton. y, IL.
Boyesen, Joel Chandler Bsrfis, J. T. TfoM.
bridge, Col. Richard NJ johnson, Louisa NJ
Alcoti, Prof Alfred Church, William II hdeing,
Washington GLADDEN., Harriet Prescott sponord
Amelis y. Barr. Frances Courtensy Baylor. Hsf-
net Upton, and many others, Edmund Alton
will write series Of papers on the ~ oniine of
the gepnbe, "-how the President works ~ the
Viii Horse. ard how tina sffairs OF the Treas
ury, and State and wsr Departments etc are
conducted; Joseph oBrien, well known Aus.
trsliHn journalist, will describe 'fhe Great
Island Cenrnen I" Elizabeth Robins fenneil
will tell Of London Christmas PAntomimes
[Allce in Wonderland. etc u John Burroughs
viii write Meadow and Woodland Talks WITH
Young Folks. etc, etc Mrs. Burnetts shors
serial will be, the editor Gays, worthy snoces.
cor TO her famous Little Lord faun,ler' y,
which appeared 10 ST. NICHOLAS
Why not try st. Nicholas this year for the
Young people 10 the bouse9 Begin with the
Nov. niber number. Send us 1890, or subscribe
through ooksellers and pewsdeslers
The Century Co.. 33 East 18th st. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Ia the Democratic caucus for ueulina
uou 81 officers for the House OF R+l'e
sentatiyfs heated discussion arose osef
the nomination Of doorkeeper, whica ,,d'
"a 10 Ugh. between Breesenri i4e Of
Arkansas AID Blouut Of Georgia Tue
combatsnts we're separated alter Bioan'
had Knocked breckenridge over caair
aud had himself received 'blOw "a The
eye. Though the contest was close and
ACRIMONIOUS Hurt 81 Mississippi vas
nominated for that Office 10 place 81 Don
hsup the former incumbent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Tee Secretary oi the Treasury transmit
te. - Consrrss the rslihiaus - rptrapp
anous required for the fiscal yrst 'hdius
Jane 30. 1889 fbs totalsmoau, es,inat'
cd as required Tor all purposes Of the gov
eromen, is 1886. $50, T03. which is 81. 34i. :
300 mere than the sum called for 10 the
es,imstes submitted last year, aud SIG,
500, 400 more than the aggregate Of ap
preparations for the present fiscal year,
The estimates Tor 1889 are made up OF the
following items: Legislative, S5,272, III
executive, SIS. $50, 1856; judicial. si22. 200
foreign intercourse. 81 ,9i7 ,965; military,
s2S, COZ, 57i; naval. S2l.3is .032; Indian
affairs, So, 4ss COZ, pensions. s76.3l2 400
public works. 500. 0sl ,ssi; postal service,
81, 403. 400; miscellaneous, SIG 067, SOC
permanent annual appropriations. sl55,
$40 7g9.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EstAts 0NELI u. LAfHhDF, "
The undersigned, hssirg been appointed b,
tbs Hon PROBATE Court for tbs District u Mar
chester Commissioners, 20 receive, sxamlns
add s6jast all claims and demands ofail person.
agsinsi the eststs 81
Iii d Lslhrop. IT,, late ~ Manchester
10 ssd disi fiet deceased, and al claims sAibt.
ID or.st thereto, hereby give notice that 90 VII
nsat for tbs purposes sforssaid, al M
tate dweiEng LeBss ., the dscesses 81
The 9s,h day u AFpii nsrs. irom pins o'siof
:. %. until four e'cleek, y M, - ssi4
Jay aud thai sir mouths from the 1gih dsy Il
October A. u. 1877. 10 the time limited b. sad
Cosfi for said creditors ~ present their elsIn.
70 ~ for EXAMINATION aud silDssnee.
Dated at Manchester this 18th dsy Of oetobs l
4. u. 1887.
JOHN J FETTIB0sE, cou.,.
sss JANIS ". BOWEN, SVhs'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

posns where We would have 20 money 10
hsy With. II matters not how cheap any'
thing mar he 70 ibs NAG who has 90 Hon'
ey. The whole theory Of ffoe trade y
wrong ~ applied 10 this eouulfy. What
se vsni is not los prices hni high piiees
America markcis iof American workmen
~ill hfias prosperity aud DOT American
markets fur ioreign pofknen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Pasde,ls believes there will be fe~"i
.tates ara general labor distnrbsue"'
darine the coming year than have occur
red ibis year He bases bis opinion upon
The fact that tbe assistance fund. upon
which strikers have heretofore relied it
maintain themselves while out 90 strike
Was abolished by the Minneapolis conven
,ioa. sud that the premium on strikes WA,
thus made practically impossible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08
$3.50 nEkEtY JorRNlL

IN H. MANtHEsrnA JoUKAL md any Two
~ fss aiaff ppm ~ aals " ~ " oi-D
ssRssrIlrgs f.T ~ ioraSAL ~ sr'a fHg''''A
= 49, vssy aud ciilsg N Ne nissre papers a,'s
vsfe ~ al 10. ~ my fsne rsfh Joe hsAL ~
~ 81 TAs aFfv a,g&sa esly g lern'o'i
az ~. ,1fF. srk5 a ~ alfeEfg tlis ~ siit
g.sgsat aslsf Nv Thas fpnr Isqsgs tFsf'
y fas.aasaa esh NJ JorRNAL ge ~ ssH
sAse egf4gs wsgl o stdsripiioa Prfa y eas
...Els aal. sts,f an vash a,ai prle fdis
~ skosii b. afcrysef - esof, md h's ne"
81 asasi ityuHfsfag ~ urHiey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

TIE chief OF the bntean OF statistics. 10
his fourth monthly statement for The cor.
r~nt fiscal year OF Imports and exports, y.
ports thai the total value 81 the imports u
n5sfehhudssa FOE IL mouths ended Ocio-
bee 81. 1857. acre sT07 oG9 ias. assilst
sG55 Els GlC tor 1856 The valaes u lhe
export. ior ,8a same periods we're STA,
Gas 1855 Aad 1907 .0al. sis respectively. be
iag Az rGeess oI export. over imports lot
the year 81 sid gG3 237 The bsl-uer Of
FsIs c,n'iaprs 70 hsnte 90 the ushi tide
" tar ls,teef, hat tho balance is smsii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08
JOIN ]. pETTiB0sE,t co.,.
cav JAMIE W. HOMEN. Oom
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate Of Ina MoiaugnLfs.
the underHgBsd, having been appointed i
the Hon. Probate Court for the district of Bsf
oh ester, Con niifsiopsrs, TO receive, examine ~
adlnst all claims ard dssnsnds of all per..n
sgsinsi the ate 81
Ira Mclaughlin Ista ~ Arlington
In said district dseassfd, and all claims eIbit
ted Offset thereto, hereby give notice that u
will meet for the purposes afOrssaid, ~ "
ate dwelling bouss ~ tho deceased Ia Fss
Arlirgnn on the 1911 day Of May ns1t tt a
10 o'cieck NJ. until o 'eieei ,, NJ, on ssie d \
md that siI months from The ltL ri
n November A D. 1887 10 the time bmiisJ N
said Court for ssii crsditors 10 pfsssnt tie
claims To u for examination and sliassLcs,
Dated At Manchester this 18Th DAP q
toyember A. D 1881.
RALPH SMITH, -
asw Nh. aATcarIbER. co"f,'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Iae i4tsrslaie Commerce Comnissspn's
hfst fepors ,hoSs thai The softing Of the
Isw ia. proved q practical benefit 10 The
Is0plr. 500, 10 a,csi c.sss io The railroads
IL. nlseiyes. Mou naiiorm and ionef rates
,si.rfalis hsse been tie result aud ncsi
fsiifoais have sbo~n disposition 70 con-
piy silh the provisions Of the las. and
bsra sccsied 10 the Recommendations Of
,hr. coa mission where thsf have b,ea
csi,ei spoa 10 efsri their suihgri,y. The
ias hss t,i8eu,i, come 10 stay aud with q
is~ Dol,aeaiiors can be made very useful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Toe iaftsieaing situation Ia France
caused ~ tho enforced resignation Of
" siieHi GFesy has bsen csinei for .
,sssoa At least. by me slrcsiou q NJ. Salt
Cagnoi. Who Is represented ~ RAG Of
sbsiny. though be bad bci beea proni
neatly nenisonsl ior tho ohee lie vac
cofa proanise candidate. or dark horse"
ss be woald he termed 10 this eerri'y,
lie received 6lc cut al SO soies cast. He
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

According TO the las. eensus the IA
souih western counties 10 Virginia contain
ed white population OF 1918, aud col
ored population OF 3O,i76 These counties
gave republican msiori,y this year Of
lil7. /. can no longer be said that repub
lieapism in ,ha, state is dependent upon
tho oolored vote. or that the prospect Is
upiayorsblo for the casting OF the electoral
vote Of The state for republican president
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

. Conservative RpNnhs~u 10 poiitaos
and Il be psuBes s-4i. ssas panrte there
Ia not hktay 10 he farther ifealle ~
pfnari
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

TOR aALF.--k QUANTITY OF DRY FOUR
L foot wood and also some dry stose wood
OUIs DuFHEhE.
Manchester Depot. w.. sepi.6 9, 1851
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

0ne or two papers 10 the north part o.
the state have suggested that Hon. A. Is
Valentine Of tins county is proper man
10 succeed Congressman Stewart. we
presume that Mr.. Stewart will be a candi-
date for another term, although be has
held The Office the customary time. II
change il TO be made aud this county can
preseu, a suitable candidate there ought
10 be At least a reasonable chance for bis
success before the convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08

Despite ibe fact that q cloud rests on his
title to the seat 10 the House, Mr.. Carlisle
was re elected Speaker OF that body He
received 1863 votes or exactly quorum OF
the House. II Mr.. Kendall had declined
to vote for Mr. Carlisle be would not
have been elected Speaker, unless some
Republican or Independent bad voted
for him. Moreover, among Mr. Carlisles
1863 votes was that Of Anderson OF Iowa,
an Independent Republican. who voted
for Carlisle simply because he felt that
be could not vote for Reed. He explained
to iiisnd that the only kind of political
sympathy between him and Reed was the
harmony OF their views on he Tariff qnes.
ton, but that as be consd, red Reed a
friend Of menopolies be could not support
him. OF course if all the Democrats bad
been present and had voted for MIR.
Carlisle, be would have received five votes
more than quorum Of The House
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08


Al MipbsiL New, sQth, Mamie, ths feanfesl
isashies 81 wm, A. and gaas y, rpilff, AGED
fuaf maafhh.
The f.ire.i aa~ets that hlcom on esflh
Ave riuelsd TIE Arst fot Heassns
Aud The sise God. who gave va birth,
Takes that whiea He has given.
Tsihsr Neither 81 that dear one
ioan only say. lcok up.
Even Chra our Lord and Saviour
Had 10 afa,n ths, bitter cup.
slsief Brothers af the dsrling.
she "a with the snG.ls blesi
Tha you all 90 fondiy loved her
only ood coHld ave her fest
kno. hos lonely are your heatls,
Ihsve felt deslh, cruel blov
And yet ~ kne. that II 10 right
For God hath willed - ~.
Rho 10 free nom every sorrow
free from pain your Angel one
From the strength We ali may bpfrov
Lnt us cay, Gods ~lll be done,
hrrs X pi,Sor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-08
c. B. DUNHAM,

MANCHESTER CENTRE, VIZ.
Has received a new line Of
CLIO II FL T N q,
consi. ting OF overcoats, Mems. Youths and Boyi
suits, ODD Pants and Vests, Underwear, Scotcl
Caps, Mittens, Gloves, &c.
Large line Of
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS RUBBER
BOOTS,
Lumbermen's Rubbers, MeLs. Boys and Youth,
and Children's Shoes, Of different styles anc
quality.
Ladies. Misses and Cbildren's Shoes,
from q fine grade TO common grade.
Ladies', Misses and Children. Vests aud Pants
flannel drIss goods. print, and comforsabies,
A Neu Line ef Hanging Lamps rK be
Receired This Week
Flour, Pork, Beef. Hsms. Lard and Grocerie,
constabily on hand.
9 AGENT FOR
HARRISON BROS TOWN AND
I COUNTRY PAINTS,
formerl, sold by Messrs, Bona a MAsLEr, which
have given excellent satisfaction 10 those who
have used them
goods ct Messrs Burr a Mainly and among the
stock being come clothing which shall sell nj
ess than half the price II formerly sold for.
Spruce and Hemlock Plank, Boards,
Shingles aud Lath on hand.
All the shove goods viii be sold at reasonable
prices. ,u
Manchester oeatrs, Oct. 3th. 1887. 2i5